Elegoo Standard Resin is a photopolymer UV resin designed for LCD, DLP and MSLA 3D printers operating at a wavelength of 405 nm. It combines low shrinkage, high detail resolution and fast curing, making it suitable for printing figurines, prototypes and small technical parts. The formulation is optimised for monochrome LCD panels and offers reduced odour intensity compared to older UV resins.

Key features

Elegoo Standard resin is tuned for monochrome LCD printers with a 405 nm wavelength. Thanks to a carefully designed photosensitive formulation, it captures even the smallest details of your model - sharp edges, fine textures and accurate dimensions without layer blurring.

Low shrinkage after curing means that parts retain their shape even after washing and curing. Models do not warp, crack, or develop internal stresses that could later damage delicate print sections. Once cured, the material achieves solid hardness and mechanical durability, so it can handle small functional prototypes, covers, holders or master models for silicone casting.

Fast curing shortens overall print time and extends the lifespan of the LCD panel. The resin is compatible with Elegoo Mars, Saturn and Jupiter printers, as well as with other 405 nm machines from manufacturers such as Anycubic, Creality or Phrozen. No special setup is required - simply load the recommended profile in your slicer software (e.g. ChiTuBox or Lychee).

Technical parameters / specifications

Who is Elegoo Standard Resin suitable for

The resin will be appreciated by hobbyists printing figurines, miniatures and dungeon models, where capturing fine details is crucial. It is also a reasonable choice for prototypers who need dimensionally accurate parts, master models for silicone moulds, or small functional components. If you prefer FDM/FFF filament technology, take a look at our categories PLA, PETG or ABS. For technical prints we also offer ASA, nylon and polycarbonate.

Tips for use

• Shake the bottle thoroughly before printing to evenly disperse the pigment and photoinitiator.
• Recommended exposure on standard mono LCD printers is around 2 - 3 seconds per 0.05 mm layer - fine-tuning depends on the specific machine.
• Work in a well-ventilated room, wear nitrile gloves and eye protection.
• After printing, rinse the models in isopropyl alcohol (IPA) and then post-cure them in a UV chamber to achieve full strength.
• Pour unused resin back into the bottle through a filter to remove any cured residues.
• Store in a cool place, away from direct sunlight and UV radiation, ideally in the original opaque bottle.